Google’s parent will invest $15 billion in a mega AI data hub in Visakhapatnam—its largest outside the US, ignoring trade tensions to focus on opportunity
The hub, built with Adani and Bharti Airtel, will use renewable energy and fibre networks—adding to Andhra Pradesh’s goal of 6 GW capacity by 2029
Data centres need vast, stable power and cooling systems. Their capacity is measured in gigawatts, underscoring the scale of infrastructure involved
As the world’s largest data consumer, India offers cheap data, a digital population, and policies that back localisation and data protection
Laws like the Digital Personal Data Protection Act assure global players that India is a secure and stable base for storing and processing data
With capacity crossing 1 GW and global firms investing, projects like Vizag’s will strengthen India’s AI mission and computational capabilities